Rockefeller finds happiness in peaceful Florida retirement
John D. Rockefeller, once an industrial titan and Standard Oil figure, is described in Ormond Beach as a gentle, popular retiree enjoying golf, church, radio tinkering, and daily companionship. The profile notes his aging but vibrant health, his reception by locals, and his shift from fearsome mogul to benevolent elder in a sunlit coastal town.
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United Press
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Ormond Besch
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John D. Rockefeller
Ormond Beach
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Standard Oil
Delaney and Uzguoun Win Heavyweight Showdown in New York
In New York on January 17 Delaney defeated Sally Montgomery in 20 seconds after a sharp start, while Paolino Uzguoun knocked out Keeley in two rounds. The results keep Delaney and Paolino as rising heavyweight contenders alongside Tleenev and Shark Rize in the post championship scene.
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Paolina Unudun
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Sally Montgomer
Uzcadun
Ed Keeley
Bridgeport
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Bonor
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Zivics Fight Ends in Draw in Cleveland Card
Pete Zivic of Pittsburgh, a former featherweight contender, faced Jobaan Darto of Cleveland with Zivic saved by a towel in the eighth round. Darto matched him round for round except rounds two and four, while Bobby Grant of Huntington fought to a draw with Heathfeld of Columbus. Cassing and Jones produced the rest of the card.
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Tex Rickard to Confer With Champion Gene Tunney in Miami
Tex Richard Rickard will travel to Miami to confer with heavyweight champion Gene Tunney on 1928 fight plans. Tunney expects two bouts in 1928, one in June and another by September, with Rickard favoring a single championship bout in September amid shifting heavyweight contenders.
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Ridgeville League Tonight Shows Four Key Showdowns
Four county league games highlight Ridgeville Community Basketball tonight. Oberlin Business College and Rothgery Motors face tough rivals with top spot on the line. Contests include Oberlin vs Ridgeville, Kalgbta of 51. Jobets, Faton Independents vs Olmpted Grange, and Graftom Rothgary Motors against Fairview Firemen.
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Ridgville Defeats Medina in Close 22 to 15 Contest
Ridgville High beat Medina 22 to 15 on Saturday night. Ridgville led 13 to 10 at halftime in a fast, fouls-filled game. G F T Daniels led Ridgville with 22 points while Medina’s Lance and Williams top-scored for their side.
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Race track plan to form 3000 member pari mutuel group
Thistledown Race Track Co president John M. Mc Millen proposes a 3000 member association at ten dollars each to operate pari mutuel machines without legal violation. The group would lease a racing stable and members could add to purses with dividend winnings.
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Five Games In Church League Schedule Set For Evening
Five games will be played in the Senior Church League at the YMCA this evening starting at 7:00. Matches include Graca Lutherans vs Metho dists 7:00 15 1st Cong. vs St. Pauls, 4:00 St. Andrews vs B nai B rith 15 Hung Ref vs Church of Christ and 9:00 St. Agnes vs Baptists. Milton Mangana New Orleans defeated Iron Eddie Wolfe Memphis in a featherweight decision.
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Little Rock, Ark
Milton_ Mangana
New Orleans
Eddie
Kid) Wolfe
Memphis
Thrilling Night of Lorain Boxing Draws 499 Fans
A crowded Lorain arena hosted a rapid series of four to six round bouts featuring Kid Tote versus Mocky Kansas, Don Burns against Andy Roberts, and Young Thomas of Elyria versus Ed Muller. O'Brien-Tod and Nagy-Graham exchanges produced knockdowns, with injuries and a towel stop ending several fights early. An elimination bout among seven colored fighters and a later Watts McGowan versus Seelbridge match kept fans engaged as management cut the main card short for extra minor bouts.
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Bowling Scores Today's Calesder of Sports
Racing continues at New Orleans Havasa and Tijeens. Fox hunting winter meet opens at Wareham Massachusetts for Hoatera club. Lar go Scotland is noted as birthplace of the original Rebincom Crusoe. Alexander Relkish.
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Dempsey Questioning Return To Ring
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, in Los Angeles, doubted he would fight again and mentioned a possible June bout if he could regain condition and receive financial backing. Reports linked him to a potential New York matchup and other contenders at Madison Square Garden within 90 days.
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Madison Square Garden
Kentucky Jockey Club Dissolved and Replaced
The Kentucky Jockey Club is dissolved and replaced by the American Turf Association led by Col. Matt J. Winn. The holding company, chartered in Delaware, has capital stock of 6 million dollars and takes over Churchill Downs Latonia and Lincoln Fields Washington Park Fairmount racing properties.
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Local Notes and High School Basketball Win
Mrs. Clara Squire stayed with cousin Mrs. Effie Smith of Elyria. Harold Betts from Cleveland visited his mother Mrs. Lyman Sadin. Columbia swept Eaton in both varsity games, boys 19 to 10 and girls 18 to 10, with Bates’s second team defeating Columbia 13 to 12.
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Birthday and social notes from Middle Ridge area
Middle Ridge residents report a birthday gathering for Mr Eppley at the Lorain home of Mr and Mrs Charles Eppley. Attendees include Miss Rosetta Miller who returned from Cleveland and a Senior B and Senior A reception at Lorain High. Guests at various homes include Emma Sommers, Henry Kolbe, John Born, Carl Meaz, Pantz Meaz, Robert Gray family, and others from Lorain and South Amherst.
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George Eppley
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Lorain
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